The 4th August. It's really not that far away now and not long until I start many a long and grueling year pulling along the rickety rickshaw of the responsibility of being a doctor.
They say moving house is the most stressful time in life - I'm thinking that maybe the first day is going to be my most stressful day. I've managed to start reading "Trust Me, I'm a Junior Doctor" again and it's really beginning to freak me out a bit! Although EWTD will probably be useful in controlling what used to be a horrendous work/life balance, I have a sneaking feeling that mistakes and deaths are less than two weeks away for the poor citizens of Juniorville.
As yet, I don't even have any idea how many fellow jobbing juniors I'll be working with! Baptism of fire, I guess you await me with open arms!
Having graduated this year and having started as a brand new FY1, Dr Jr (Doctor Junior) has decided it may be a good idea to chronicle what happens, his views of the good old NHS from a fresh faced, bright eyed view as a junior doctor in the NHS.
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Thursday, 8 July 2010
Tiredness
Wow.
Dr Jr has had a hectic past week and I'm absolutely shattered. However, this probably pales in comparison to the hours I'll be working come August 3rd. Not only am I petrified I may hurt/maim/kill/paralyze/render corpse-like (delete as appropriate) a patient and their family and their dog, now I'm also petrified I may, quite literally, fall asleep on the job.
I have a bad feeling I'm going to miss my morning lie-ins...
Dr Jr has had a hectic past week and I'm absolutely shattered. However, this probably pales in comparison to the hours I'll be working come August 3rd. Not only am I petrified I may hurt/maim/kill/paralyze/render corpse-like (delete as appropriate) a patient and their family and their dog, now I'm also petrified I may, quite literally, fall asleep on the job.
I have a bad feeling I'm going to miss my morning lie-ins...
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